New York City is an urban icon, a legendary destination, a dreamscape of promise for people all over the world. The alluring lights of Broadway, the soaring arches of the city's iconic bridges, the green oasis of Central Park, and so many other landmarks are instantly recognizable, uniquely New York.<BR><BR>Whatever draws you to New York---the art, architecture, and vibrant "scene" on the narrow, winding streets of Greenwich Village and Soho; the history still so evident in the Lower East Side's tenements and ethnic enclaves like Little Italy and Chinatown; or the incredibly vibrant theater and nightlife off and on Broadway---you won't be disappointed.<BR><BR>And whether you're a resident of this most famous city or a traveler visiting for the first time, you'll want to remember your stay with photographs. The Photographer's Guide to New York City helps you find the best photo sites and tells you when and how to capture them. All the most famous New York icons are described here---the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, the Empire State Building, Times Square, Grand Central Terminal---as well as less-well-known spots that might not be on your itinerary, yet.<BR><BR>Both visitors looking for memorable shots of Big Apple landmarks and dedicated professionals building a portfolio will appreciate the useful practical information about what to bring, how to get around town, and how to get those perfect shots. Insider tips and nuances will help make even the best-known sites consistently interesting photo subjects.